WO2016020145A1 - Dispositif et procede de variation de longueur d'onde d'au moins une source lumineuse pour spectroscopie par derivees - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device for wavelength variation of at least one light source. It also relates to a method of wavelength variation of at least one light source.
- Such a device may for example allow a user to analyze a sample.
- the field of the invention is, for example, that of derivative spectroscopy.
- the derivative of light absorption by a sample as a function of wavelength may contain even more useful information than the absorption itself to study a sample.
- a first technique is to have several different light sources, each source emitting at a wavelength respectively
- a second technique is to have a single source whose wavelength will be modulated in a narrow wavelength range by an electromechanical device.
- US 4752129 describes a device in which the wavelength of a light beam emitted by a plasma source is modulated by an oscillating mirror mounted on an electromagnet, this oscillating mirror being arranged to reflect the light beam on a diffraction grating.
- This device is bulky and difficult to miniaturize
- This device is fragile and can not withstand shocks and can hardly be used nomadically on a terrain with strong constraints (large temperature differences for a day, rugged terrain with risk of falls or significant jarring during transport, etc.)
- the object of the present invention is to solve at least one of the problems listed above.
- a spectroscopy device comprising:
- An analysis zone intended to receive a sample
- At least one light-emitting diode arranged to emit towards the analysis zone a light beam having a spectral profile of light intensity in a wavelength working interval
- a detector arranged for:
- this working wavelength in the wavelength working range of this diode, this working wavelength preferably being an average wavelength of the spectral profile of this diode's light intensity; the wavelength working interval of this diode, or
- the device according to the invention can comprise, for each light-emitting diode, means for determining, from the detection signal of this diode, a datum representative of a variation of an absorption of the light beam of this diode in the light-emitting zone. analyzing according to a variation of a working wavelength in the wavelength working range of this light emitting diode.
- the device according to the invention may comprise means for analyzing a content of a sample in the analysis zone according to the determined data.
- the device according to the invention may comprise, for each light-emitting diode, means for supplying this light-emitting diode with electric current by imposing an electrical supply intensity.
- the device according to the invention may furthermore comprise, for each light-emitting diode:
- the device according to the invention can comprise two separate current sources for supplying the diodes, and switches for selecting the only two diodes, among all the diodes, supplied by the current sources, these two diodes not being powered by the same power source.
- the means for varying the light intensity spectral profile of a light-emitting diode may comprise means for modifying the electrical power supply intensity of this light-emitting diode imposed on this diode.
- the means for modifying the power supply intensity of a light-emitting diode are preferably arranged:
- this light-emitting diode comprises a succession of pulses (preferably in a slot):
- Each light-emitting diode can be fixed on a support by a layer of glue:
- thermal conductivity between 0.1 and 50 W / m / K (preferably between 0.1 and 10 W / m / K), and / or
- Means for varying the light intensity spectral profile of a light emitting diode may include means for modify a temperature of this light-emitting diode imposed on this diode.
- the device according to the invention may furthermore comprise, for each light-emitting diode:
- a spectroscopy method comprising:
- a working wavelength in the wavelength working range of this diode preferably being an average wavelength of the spectral profile of this diode's light intensity.
- the method according to the invention may comprise, for each light-emitting diode, a determination, from the detection signal of this diode, of a data representative of a variation of an absorption of the light beam of this diode in the light-emitting zone. analyzing according to a variation of a working wavelength in the wavelength working range of this light emitting diode.
- the method according to the invention may comprise an analysis of a content of a sample in the analysis zone according to the determined data.
- the method according to the invention may comprise, for each light emitting diode, a power supply of this light emitting diode by imposing a power supply intensity.
- the method according to the invention may furthermore comprise, for each light-emitting diode:
- the power supply can be realized by two different current sources and switches to select the only two diodes, among all the diodes, supplied by the current sources, these two diodes not being powered by the same source of power. current.
- the variation of the spectral profile of light intensity of a light-emitting diode may comprise a modification of the electrical supply intensity of this light-emitting diode imposed on this diode.
- the modification of the power supply intensity of a light-emitting diode may comprise a modification of a time average of the power supply intensity of this light-emitting diode.
- the electrical supply intensity of this light-emitting diode may comprise a succession of pulses (preferably square-wave pulses). Changing the power supply intensity of a light emitting diode can:
- the variation of the spectral profile of light intensity of a light-emitting diode may comprise a modification of a temperature of this light-emitting diode imposed on this diode.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a first embodiment of device 1 according to the invention, which is the preferred embodiment of the invention,
- FIG. 2 is a diagram of the control electronics of the light-emitting diodes 3 of the device 1,
- FIG. 3 illustrates, for four light-emitting diodes 3 distinct from the device 1, the spectral profile of light intensity of each diode in a wavelength working interval for four different electrical supply intensities,
- FIG. 4 illustrates, for each of these four diodes 3, the variation of the average emission wavelength of their spectral profile of light intensity as a function of the electrical power supply intensity, and
- FIG. 5 illustrates the shape of the electrical power supply signal of a diode 3 in the device 1.
- the spectroscopy device 1 comprises an analysis zone 2 intended to receive a sample.
- This sample may for example be:
- a gas enclosed in a transparent or free reservoir for example the ambient air.
- the wavelength working intervals of the different diodes 3 are different (and ideally without overlap between them).
- the diodes 3 are typically LED chip type LEDs (“LED Chip”) mounted on a support 7 (also called connection grid or " leadframe ”) inspired by the PLCC-6 5050 model used in lighting to accommodate 3 RGB chips.
- spectral profile of light intensity in a wavelength work interval ⁇ ( ⁇ ) of a diode, the various values of light intensity emitted by this diode as a function of the wavelength ⁇ within the wavelength working range of this diode 3, possibly normalized.
- the "spectral profile of light intensity in a wavelength work interval" of a diode is preferably the ratio of:
- the luminous intensity at a given wavelength (typically integrated on a unit of wavelength) of a source (diode 3) is preferably a number of photons emitted by the source per unit of time (for example by second) at this given wavelength (typically in photons per second per nanometer).
- the device 1 further comprises, for each diode 3, means 5 for varying (simultaneously or independently of other diodes 3) in time the spectral profile of light intensity emitted by this diode 3 in the operating interval of FIG. wavelength of this diode 3.
- This variation of the spectral profile of light intensity typically comprises:
- These means 5 comprise an electronic card (the support 7 being typically mounted (welded) on and pressed against this electronic card) illustrated in more detail in FIG.
- the device 1 further comprises, for each diode 3, a detector 6.
- the detector 6 comprises, for example, a blue-enhanced silicon planar-type flat photodiode receiver 8, for example of reference BPW34-B manufactured by OSRAM.
- the detector 6 further comprises processing means 9 which comprise at least one computer, and / or a central or calculation unit, and / or an analog electronic circuit (preferably dedicated), and / or a digital electronic circuit (of dedicated preference), and / or a microprocessor (preferably dedicated), and / or software means.
- processing means 9 comprise at least one computer, and / or a central or calculation unit, and / or an analog electronic circuit (preferably dedicated), and / or a digital electronic circuit (of dedicated preference), and / or a microprocessor (preferably dedicated), and / or software means.
- the detector 6 (more exactly the receiver 8) is arranged to receive, during a variation in time of the spectral profile of light intensity emitted by one of the diodes 3, the light beam 4 emitted by this diode 3 and having passed through the zone d 2, and the detector 6 (more exactly the processing means 9) is arranged to supply (from this reception) a detection signal A 'of the light beam 4 emitted by this diode 3 and received by the detector 6 (this signal A 'depending on the spectral profile of light intensity of this diode 3 and the spectral absorption of the sample in zone 2); the detector 6 (more precisely the processing means 9) is furthermore arranged to store this detection signal as a signal which depends on at least one characteristic representative of the spectral profile of the light intensity of this diode 3.
- the at least one characteristic representative of the spectral profile of light intensity of a diode 3 is or comprises:
- this working wavelength being, for example:
- This detection signal A ' is further associated with the spectral absorption of the sample.
- All diodes 3 of the device 1 are different, but emit wavelengths too far apart to allow spectroscopy by absorption derivatives.
- the device 1 (more precisely the dimming means 5) comprises, for each diode 3, means 26a, 26b, 27a, 27b for supplying electric current to this diode 3 by imposing a power supply intensity.
- the device 1 comprises two current sources 26a and 26b and two sets of switches 27a and 27b which make it possible at one instant t to simultaneously supply two diodes 3 with power.
- the device 1 comprises two separate current sources 26a, 26b for supplying the diodes 3, and switches 27a, 27b for selecting the only two diodes, among all the diodes, supplied simultaneously by the current sources, these two diodes n 'being not powered by the same power source.
- each diode 3 When it is supplied with current, each diode 3 is powered by a power supply current signal I L E (t) which varies as a function of time t as illustrated in FIG. electric comprises a succession of electrical pulses 31 (each pulse 31 being for example a slot):
- Curve 12 illustrates the spectral profile of light intensity of this first diode 3 for an Imax value of I LED equal to
- Curve 13 illustrates the spectral profile of light intensity of this first diode 3 for an Imax value of I LED equal to
- ⁇ ( ⁇ ) is a profile
- Curve 15 illustrates the spectral profile of light intensity of this second diode 3 for an Imax value of I LED equal to
- Curve 17 illustrates the spectral profile of light intensity of this second diode 3 for an Imax value of I LED equal to
- this third diode for example, it has been referenced by its wavelength work interval, and we have:
- the variation of A moy or ⁇ ⁇ is less than the width at half height (FWHM, "Full width at half maximum") of the spectral profile of this diode 3.
- quasi-monochromatic LED fabrication processes limit the variation of ⁇ ⁇ over the same spectral range as the spectral emission width.
- spectral profile of light intensity or A moy of a diode 3 is determined by two parameters:
- each diode 3 is fixed on its support 7 (also called leadframe or "leadframe", this support 7 being preferably common for all the diodes 3) by a layer of adhesive 36 having (at an adhesive temperature of 20 ° C. and in the ambient air) a thermal conductivity of between 0.1 and 50 W / m / K, preferably between 0.1 and 10 W / m / K.
- This glue has (at a glue temperature of 20 ° C and in the ambient air) an electrical conductivity greater than 10 6 S / m.
- a solder paste made of a tin, copper and silver alloy is used to fix the diodes 3. It has a low thermal conductivity (less than 40 W / m / K).
- conductive adhesives such as epoxy mixed with silver particles can be used. They are more malleable and simpler to use and have a relatively low thermal conductivity (typically 1 to 30 W / m / K).
- a sintered glue is used where a silver-based powder is pressed to make a thermal paste with a very high thermal conductivity (greater than 100 W / m / K) which will make it possible to rapidly scan large temperature ranges.)
- This glue has (at a glue temperature of 20 ° C and in the ambient air) a thickness of between 20 and 200 ⁇ m.
- the processing means 9 have in memory data (for example in the form of one or more correspondence tables) making it possible to know, for each diode 3, which is:
- I L ED power supply intensity
- ULED polarization voltage
- Means 5 for varying the spectral profile of a light intensity of a diode 3 include the supply means 26a, 26b, 27a, 27b and control means (not shown, typically comprising buttons for adjusting the power supplies 26a and 26b), the whole being arranged to modify the electrical supply intensity of this diode 3 imposed on this diode 3.
- These means for modifying the electrical supply intensity of a diode 3 are arranged to modify a time average of the electrical supply intensity of this diode 3.
- these means for modifying the electrical supply intensity of a diode 3 are arranged for a "normal" setting, by modifying Imax.
- These means for modifying the electrical supply intensity of a diode 3 over time are arranged for a "fine" setting, comprising: • preferably no modification of the successive pulses 31 of this diode 3, in particular its shape (slot ), the values of Imax, the duration ⁇ ⁇ (although in a variant Imax may vary over time)
- the device 1 further comprises (on the same electronic card as the variation means 5), for each diode 3:
- means 28a or 28b for measuring a bias voltage of this diode 3 comprising, for example, two follower-mounted Operational Amplifiers connected to a Differential Analog-Digital Converter, and
- means for determining, from the electrical supply intensity imposed on this diode 3 at a time t and the bias voltage of this diode at the same time t and measured, at least one representative characteristic of the spectral profile of light intensity of this diode 3, for example:
- the spectral profile (complete) of light intensity emitted by this diode in the wavelength working interval of this diode by exploiting the data (for example in the form of a correspondence table) making it possible to know, for each diode 3, what is its spectral profile of light intensity as a function of its power supply intensity I LED (typically Imax and possibly R C ) and its bias voltage (U LED ), and / or
- the working wavelength of this diode 3 by exploiting the data (for example in the form of a correspondence table) making it possible to know, for each diode 3, what is its working wavelength ⁇ ⁇ as a function of its power supply intensity I LED (typically Imax and possibly R C ) and its polarization voltage (U LED ) -
- I LED typically Imax and possibly R C
- U LED polarization voltage
- the at least one representative characteristic of the spectral profile of light intensity of this diode 3 varying according to t
- this detection signal A '(t) with the at least one characteristic representative of the spectral profile of light intensity of this diode 3 (by means of a synchronous detection) to provide a detection signal A' which depends on more time but the spectral profile of light intensity of this diode 3.
- this detection signal A '(t) with:
- This signal A ' is indeed an absorption signal because, for the beam 4 of a diode 3 at the variable working wavelength:
- the detector 6 detects the luminous intensity of this beam 4 at this working wavelength after passing through the analysis zone 2, and the processing means 9 are capable of associating this detected light intensity with a spectral profile of the beam 4 emitted by this diode 3 before passing through the analysis zone 2, that is to say at the luminous intensity of this beam 4 at this working wavelength before passing through the analysis zone 2.
- the processing means 9 are arranged to calculate, from
- d ( ⁇ ) • values of the derivative of the spectral absorption (typically) ⁇ of the sample in the analysis zone 2, this derivative of the absorption being calculated in the working interval of length d wave of each diode which has been varied spectral profile, more precisely, for each diode, this derivative is calculated for a wavelength variation interval dA (referenced 30 in Figure 3) typically equal to the difference between two wavelengths of work ⁇ ⁇ of a diode for two different values of Imax supply of this diode.
- dA referenced 30 in Figure 3
- the processing means 9 use, for example, the algorithmic process of deconvolution and Fourier transform.
- processing means 9 are arranged, for each diode 3, to determine from the detection signal of this diode (typically ⁇ '( ⁇ ⁇ )):
- processing means 9 are arranged to analyze a content of the sample in the analysis zone 2 as a function of the data (values of the derivative of the spectral absorption) determined, for example by methods or algorithms similar to those described in:
- This device 1 is inexpensive to manufacture.
- the invention makes it possible to improve conventional LED spectroscopy (which is accurate, compact, low-cost, fast and robust) by making derivative spectroscopy accessible to it.
- the spectroscopy method implemented within the device 1 comprises:
- the method further includes analyzing a content of a sample in the analysis area based on the determined data.
- the means for varying the light intensity spectral profile of a diode 3 further comprises means (thermostat, Peltier module) for modifying a temperature T LE D of this diode 3 imposed on this diode.
- the device according to the invention may comprise a thermostat or Peltier module by diode 3 or by group of diodes 3 or for all the diodes 3.
- the diodes 3 are always supplied with current and their polarization voltage is still measured as before.
- This variant makes it possible to vary the spectral profile of the diodes more importantly.
- the variation of the spectral profile of light intensity of a diode 3 comprises a modification of a temperature of this diode 3 imposed on this diode.
- the device 1 further comprises, for each diode 3: a first polarizing filter (preferably common to all the diodes) between the at least one diode 3 and the analysis zone 2, and
- a second polarizing filter (preferably common to all the diodes) between the analysis zone 2 and the detector 6 (more precisely the receiver 5).
- the device 1 comprises a spatial multiplexing system of the light emitted by the LEDs 3 into a single collimated beam, for example as described in FIG. patent application WO 2013 167 824.
- the device 1 comprises means for measuring the temperature of each diode 3. The temperature of the diode 3 is measured. each diode 3 instead of measuring its bias voltage.
- this variant is slower and less accurate.
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| CN201580042720.7A CN106574870A (zh) | 2014-08-08 | 2015-07-13 | 针对导数光谱法的用于使至少一个光源的波长变化的装置和方法 |
| KR1020177005716A KR20170042304A (ko) | 2014-08-08 | 2015-07-13 | 도함수 스펙트럼 분석을 위한 적어도 하나의 광원의 파장 변이를 위한 장치 및 방법 |
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